Rainbow Rumble is a Philippine television game show broadcast by Kapamilya Channel.

Hosted by Luis Manzano and Negi, it premiered on July 20, 2024, on the network's Yes Weekend line-up replacing What's Wrong with Secretary Kim?

[1][2] Each week, a group of five players compete in a pyramid-shaped stage answering trivia questions of varying difficulty on each episode.

Before the game begins, Luis has the sole option of selecting a number from the rally board.

However, it is recommended that they have to wait for Luis to finish reading the question in order to fully comprehend its context, and they have three seconds to respond.

Depending on the color land on the DRM and each player's stand, three scenarios can occur: The game continues until a Rumbler successfully reaches the top.

The Tile Breaker round is triggered if the die on the DRM lands on a color that another Rumbler has already occupied.

The Tile Breaker question requires Rumblers to identify the color of an object mentioned by Luis (for example, a cloud is white and tomato sauce is red).

This means that if a Rumbler correctly answers all six questions, he or she can play the jackpot round for up to 72 seconds.

Viewers can win cash prizes by choosing the color of the dice that will land the most times on the Die Rolling Machine (DRM) throughout the episode.

To participate, viewers must comment or post with their chosen color and use the episode's official hashtag.

The series was first teased on ABS-CBN's social media accounts in late June 2024, with a video asking the viewer a question in Filipino: "Ano ito na makulay, at kapag makarating ka sa dulo, may naghihintay na malaking papremyo?"

As of February 9, 2025, Rainbow Rumble featured two hundred thirty (230) participants (called Rumblers by the show) across forty-six (46) episodes.

Seven contestants are tied in third place: Sancho delas Alas (Drama Moto Club, ep.

The show's soundtrack is entitled "Color Clash" by P-pop boy group WRIVE, consisting of members Asi, Drei, Ishiro, Matthew, and Russu, who were contestants of the survival reality show Dream Maker: The Search for the Next Global Pop Group.

To promote the song, the group performed the song on ASAP and its digital companion show iWantASAP, and appeared as guest artists on the finale of the fifth season of I Can See Your Voice on July 14, 2024, and appeared on It's Showtime's digital companion show Showtime Online Ü on July 20, 2024.

[9][10] During its pilot week, the show received a 4.8% and 3.9% rating from AGB Nielsen Philippines for the July 20 and 21, 2024 episodes, respectively, and had a combined peak of 245,820 concurrent viewers online.

In the weeks that followed, the show continued to break its concurrent viewer records, peaking at 908,961 during the October 26 and 27 episodes, which featured the first batch of the cast of Lavender Fields and the boy group Streetboys.